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Worthwine Island Conservation Area

Amazonia, Missouri

Welcome to Worthwine Island Conservation Area located on the banks of the Missouri River on the Kansas border in Amazonia, Missouri in Andrew County. The State of Missouri purchased the first 28 acres in 1989 for the primary purpose of protecting sensitive and valuable wetland habitat and over time this preserve has grown greatly in size.

Fishing and Hunting: Many Anglers come to Worthwine Island Conservation Area to catfish. Many Hunters come for deer, rabbit, squirrel, and wild turkey.

To contact the park office please call 816-271-3100.

584.80 acresabout 440 football fields
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Acreage584.80
Managed byState of Missouri
AddressAmazonia, MO 64421
Coordinates39.861621, -94.935404
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World4,745,326,574.59United States830,196,014.76Missouri · 1,335 places2,540,456.82Amazonia · 4 places2,047.10Worthwine Island Conservation Area584.80

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